Will this fit on a M & P 15 Sport 5.56 with the stock hand guards?. I want to put it on the bottom so I can use the UTG Tactical OP Bipod Model No. TL-BP88 sold on Amazon
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Yes! Fits FINE! Just need a couple washers for inside the grip because it does not have a metal heat shield.
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That is the exact rifle I have, it worked great for that application... I used it to mount a forward grip, but I imagine a bipod would work just as well...
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Deoending on the foregrip it should fit it. I tried it out on the M&P; 15 and it worked rather well.
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I have a S&W; m&p-15; and it fit fine ... as far as field testing it i changed up my stock before i used it
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Josh, I would be concerned about the portion of the stock at the top rear. It looks like possibly a sling attachment. the recoil pad fits snugly around the end of the stock and that may force the fit.
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I can't say if this cheek rest will work on a S&W; M&PT; or not, my AR is a Stage and fit with out any problems. Contact Command Arms they may be able to help, or return item if it won't fit.
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Although I do remember my stock rail fitting, I'm currently using the UTG .22 Tactical Low Profile Rail Mount (#22). Got it here on Amazon also. Prefect match.
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I had an M&P; Compact not a Shield and I did like the sites but I had a gun smith install them. I believe the rear site was pinned.BTW: I only sold the M&P; because I compete with a Glock 17 and decided I liked the commonality of the Glock 17 mags with the G-19. Mike
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Mine has the small accessory rail molded on the bottom of the frame in front of the trigger guard and under the barrel. It works in the holster fine. Nothing mounted on the rail though.
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Yes, it will fit on the M&P; 15 on the picitanny rail. I love the job this does and it is night vision ready. I have the same setup you are asking about.
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Apex provides fitment guidelines on their site. It says it should fit m&p; pistols that don't have a thumb safety, integral locking system or mag disconnect. It also won't fit VTAC models (but I'd imagine yours predates that model). There's a separate sku for pistols with the mag disconnect though. I'd call or visit apex's site for info.
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I have no experience with that stock so I can't give an answer to your question. The fit for the LimbSaver Snap-On is pretty tight for the standard AR-15 stock so there isn't much room for error if the stock for the DPMS Pardus is much bigger than the standard. It takes some effort to get the pad in place even when the fit is appropriate. I had to use two screw drivers and a putty knife to work my way around the edge of the pad to get it to go over the edges of the stock on my rifle.
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Raymond, I have a Yugo SKS rifle (which I probably should've left "as is," but decided to "upgrade", and it turned out pretty nice, anyway). I ordered a Tapco synthetic stock for it and this rubber butt pad, which fits just fine, no problem. I don't know if it will fit your AR/15 stock, but the part is so cheap, and, if it doesn't fit, work right, look good or you're unhappy with it, I'm sure you can return t to Amazon, if you want to and are willing to go to the trouble. I can't remember what this part cost, but I believe it was less than $10.00. Lock and load, Van.
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This was bought and fit perfectly on a DPMS AR15 Stock Butt. Hope this helps.
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Yes, the one I recieved had the hand guard plastic wrapped in the package. If it is from Advanced Technology, then it should have one. The one thing about these stocks is they are heavier than the original stocks. If you get this stock and go to change the wooden handguard to the plastic one, look close at the pin that holds the rear end on the wooden handguard. The pin has a side that is flat and larger than the hole the pin goes in and the other side you can see the pin is inside the diameter of the hole. You should pound out the pin from the side that you can see is smaller and inside the diameter of the pin hole. Otherwise you damage the pin and can't use it to install the new handguard. I used a countersinking punch for finishing nails on a vise edge. They are nice stocks and depending on which SKS you have you may have to use a dremel tool to widen the floorplate so the magazine goes in when you are reassembling the gun. I had to remove about 1/8th of an inch from the forward magazine well opening for my Yugo SKS original magazine to go back in. The aftermarket steel and plastic magazines may take a little more grinding? Hope that helps? No one told me about the handguard pin so I almost beat mine up too bad to re-use.
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What stock is on yours? If it is the basic fixed rifle stock then it more likely will fit. It fit an aftermarket shotgun stock on my Mossberger 500. If yours is the ar15 style adjustable stock something like this will fit better. http://www.amazon.com/Ultimate-Arms-Gear-Retractable-Collapsible/dp/B005I4T51S/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1410472042&sr=8-5&keywords=ar15+stock+pad
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I have it on my S&W; m&p; sport with A2 front sight and Mbus 2 folding rear and it lines up perfectly with my Bushnell TRS-25 and the sightmark I used to have on it. It is nice and sturdy. Put it on and tighten it and basically forget about it. I am super happy with it.
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"Fit" is a relative term. It looks like the hand guards on the pistol are of standard size but I don't recommend the product. If there was too much plastic, it could be trimmed down but as it is, there isn't enough and the far end of the bottom half angles in.no, do not puchase this one.